router mock

why

Mock response data like restful api use router string, for example:

// ajax request use axios
Axios.get('/api/user/10000')
         .then(res => { /* get response res.data */});
// mock response data like restful router
Mock.get('/api/user/:id', id => {
  return { /* return response data */ };
})

how

mocker often used in the development environment, if you want the production environment to be the same, you also use it:

npm i -D router-mock

in your js files:

// es6
import Mock from 'router-mock';

Mock.mock({ /* MockJS template */ });

// mock response data like restful api
Mock.get('/api/users', () => {});
Mock.post('/api/user', () => {});

// dynamic router mock, callback arguments has placeholder params
Mock.get('/api/user/:id', id => {});

// mock a get request with placeholder params
Mock.get('/api/user/:id', (id, params) => {});

// mock a post request
Mock.post('/api/user', data => {});

// response data with sync
Mock.get('/api/user/:id', id => {
  return { /* return response data */ };
});
// response data with async, also you can use client db like rxdb/nedb/minimongo/pouchdb
Mock.get('/api/user/:id', id => {
  return Promise.resolve({ /* return response dataa */ });
});

// set timeout to return response data
Mock.get('/api/users', () => {
  return { /* return response data */ };
}, {timeout: 4000});

// set code to return response data
Mock.get('/api/users', () => {
  return { /* return response data */ };
}, {code: 500});

what

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